- 00:30 h
- 53 m
- 46 m
- 1,155 m
- 1,208 m
- 53 m
- 1.72 km
- Start: Geissboden, Schwenden
- Destination: Geissboden, Schwenden
The signposted winter walking trail leads you from the Geissboden post bus stop up to Schlunegg and via Obermatte to Schwenden cemetery. You return to the starting point along the Anger-Senggiweid winter hiking trail.
If you wish, you can extend the trail as you wish:
From Schlunegg, continue in the direction of Senggiweid (circular hike) or continue out of the valley from Schwenden cemetery to Anger.
Good to know
Best to visit
suitable
Depends on weather
Directions
From the post bus stop and Geissboden car park, the trail leads over the Fildrich bridge up to Buechi-Schlunegg. Here you follow the machine-prepared trail to Obermatte before returning to the Fildrich river at the Schwenden cemetery. Alongside the cross-country ski trail, you hike back to the starting point.
Equipment
Sturdy shoes with non-slip soles, clothing appropriate to the weather
Directions & Parking facilities
Motorway A6 Bern direction Zweisimmen, 1 km after the Simmenfluhtunnel turn left direction Diemtigtal. Follow the Diemtigtal road into the valley for 19 km in the direction of Schwenden, Grimmialp.
Paid parking spaces are located directly at the starting point of the Geissboden school building
By train to Oey-Diemtigen. Then by post bus to the stop «Schwenden i.D., Fildrichbrücke». The starting point of the winter hiking trail is right next to the post bus stop.
Additional information
A flyer with an overview map is available from the Diemtigtal Nature Park office.
Diemtigtal Nature Park
Bahnhofstrasse 20
3753 Oey
Phone 033 552 26 00
[email protected]
www.diemtigtal.ch
Open or closed?
Find out in our > winter sports report
Diemtigtal Nature Park
Bahnhofstrasse 20
3753 Oey
Phone 033 552 26 00
[email protected]
www.diemtigtal.ch
Open or closed?
Find out in our > winter sports report
Safety guidelines
The circular trail is only passable when there is enough snow, as it partly leads over agricultural land. Open or closed? Information on the trail condition can be found in our > Winter sports report.
